Publishers Weekly stated that the author "covers aspects of the case that have been largely neglected to date" due to the information from people involved in the case and how Wise placed the central figure, Hanssen, in context.[1]Kirkus Reviews stated that the book is "largely narrative" that lacks the analysis present in David Wise's other works.[2]
The CIA had asked Wise to not state the name of a CIA employee who was erroneously accused of spying before Hanssen; Wise stated that the agency gave him "intense pressure" but he refused to do so.[3] Instead he criticized the agency in a subsequent The New York Timesop-ed article.[3]
^ ab"SPY: The Inside Story of How the FBI's Robert Hanssen Betrayed America". Publishers Weekly. 2002-10-07. Retrieved 2019-12-18.
^ ab"The Inside Story of How the FBI's Robert Hanssen Betrayed America". Kirkus Reviews. 2002-09-15. Retrieved 2019-12-18. - Posted online on June 24, 2010
^ abc"CIA is quick to spy alleged subterfuge". Los Angeles Times. Reuters. 2002-11-09. Retrieved 2019-12-18.
inside, story, robert, hanssen, betrayed, america, 2002, fiction, book, david, wise, about, robert, hanssen, case, spyauthordavid, wisecountryamericalanguageenglishgenrenon, fictionpublished2002publishers, weekly, stated, that, author, covers, aspects, case, t. Spy The Inside Story of How the FBI s Robert Hanssen Betrayed America is a 2002 non fiction book by David Wise It is about the Robert Hanssen case SpyAuthorDavid WiseCountryAmericaLanguageEnglishGenreNon fictionPublished2002Publishers Weekly stated that the author covers aspects of the case that have been largely neglected to date due to the information from people involved in the case and how Wise placed the central figure Hanssen in context 1 Kirkus Reviews stated that the book is largely narrative that lacks the analysis present in David Wise s other works 2 The CIA had asked Wise to not state the name of a CIA employee who was erroneously accused of spying before Hanssen Wise stated that the agency gave him intense pressure but he refused to do so 3 Instead he criticized the agency in a subsequent The New York Times op ed article 3 Contents 1 Reception 2 See also 3 References 4 Further reading 5 External linksReception editKirkus concluded that it is a first rate true crime story and that the author s writing was done well and capably 2 Publishers Weekly stated that the book is so far the definitive account of the case and that it was Well researched and ably written 1 CIA spokesperson Bill Harlow criticized the book stating it was otherwise unremarkable and that it went on the market with a resounding thud 3 See also editGray Day Memoir by Eric O Neill who gathered evidence against HanssenReferences edit a b SPY The Inside Story of How the FBI s Robert Hanssen Betrayed America Publishers Weekly 2002 10 07 Retrieved 2019 12 18 a b The Inside Story of How the FBI s Robert Hanssen Betrayed America Kirkus Reviews 2002 09 15 Retrieved 2019 12 18 Posted online on June 24 2010 a b c CIA is quick to spy alleged subterfuge Los Angeles Times Reuters 2002 11 09 Retrieved 2019 12 18 Further reading editWise David 2002 11 07 Spies as Censors The New York Times Harlow Bill 2002 11 08 Statement by CIA Spokesman Bill Harlow Central Intelligence Agency Archived from the original on 2002 11 10 CIA statement criticizing Wise and the bookExternal links editSpy the inside story of how the FBI s Robert Hanssen betrayed America Available for borrowing at the Internet Archive with registration nbsp This article about a book on politics of the United States is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Spy The Inside Story of How the FBI 27s Robert Hanssen Betrayed America amp oldid 1064412659, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
